Questions: What is the name and number of your element.
Where is your element found.
Who invented your element.
Where did you get the idea for your print.
How did you make your plate.
What was it like to make the prints
How did you make the prints
What did you like doing the best
What would you do better next time.
Answer: My element name is Rubidium (Rb) and its atomic number is 37. This element will be found in the category alkali metal. Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff discovered rubidium in 1861. I got my idea for my print by researching what are my element and the uses. I found out that rubidium is found in this special camera and laser. So I choose the laser. I made my plate by having the laser on the corner sapping into the air and in the laser on top there’s a science element. It was hard but fun to make this print. It was difficult to cut and see what type of sharp I should use and I needed to use safety, also I had to make sure I did what will pop out and what will not. The fun part was that I was doing something different, and shows my creativity. I made the prints by making my art on paper to something everyone can see. I then later on cut out what I thought should pop put/shouldn’t pop out. When I was done, I painted the plate, and place it on paper so it could look like a stamp. I think the best part was cutting and painting. However, if I had to choose one I would say painting, because with cutting you had to be precise, careful, and you had to make sure that you had something popping out and not popping out. If I could do this again I would have use time management because with this I could have made it better.
Questions:
What is the name and number of your element.
Where is your element found.
Who invented your element.
Where did you get the idea for your print.
How did you make your plate.
What was it like to make the prints
How did you make the prints
What did you like doing the best
What would you do better next time.
Answer:
My element name is Rubidium (Rb) and its atomic number is 37. This element will be found in the category alkali metal. Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff discovered rubidium in 1861. I got my idea for my print by researching what are my element and the uses. I found out that rubidium is found in this special camera and laser. So I choose the laser. I made my plate by having the laser on the corner sapping into the air and in the laser on top there’s a science element. It was hard but fun to make this print. It was difficult to cut and see what type of sharp I should use and I needed to use safety, also I had to make sure I did what will pop out and what will not. The fun part was that I was doing something different, and shows my creativity. I made the prints by making my art on paper to something everyone can see. I then later on cut out what I thought should pop put/shouldn’t pop out. When I was done, I painted the plate, and place it on paper so it could look like a stamp. I think the best part was cutting and painting. However, if I had to choose one I would say painting, because with cutting you had to be precise, careful, and you had to make sure that you had something popping out and not popping out. If I could do this again I would have use time management because with this I could have made it better.